Car Slams Into Abutment In Norwalk Area
A 1967 model car driven by 19 year old Willard resident Robert J. Hahler Jr. was demolished when it struck a concrete abutment and toppled a farm fence. Hahler, admitted to Willard Area Hospital, was in good condition. Police also cited James E. Gerken and others in separate Route 250 and Route 224 crashes with multiple charges and minor injuries.
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Robert J. Hahler, Jr
Willard Area Hospital
Egypt Road
Hahler
James E. Gerken
Ridge Road
Gerken
Danny Gladwell
Detroit
Gladwell
James Rice
N. Garden St
Johnnie Aselton
Greenwich
Old State Road
Donald E. Griffith
Ashtabula
Lane Road
Wallace Day Of Glory In Electoral College
Washington voters watched as the 1968 election outcome loomed through the electoral college process. Electors gathered in state capitols to cast ballots for Nixon Agnew Humphrey Muskie Wallace LeMay, reflecting an intense campaign period and the unresolved crisis fears.
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Richard M. Nixon
United States
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon-Agnew
Hubert Humphrey
Edmund S. Muskie
Wallace
Curtis LeMay
Absentees Rise as Hong Kong Flu Spreads Nationwide
Absenteeism climbs among police, teachers, and government workers as the Hong Kong flu spreads across the United States. Health officials warn of up to 400 deaths in New York City and anticipate a nationwide peak in January, with hospitals flooded and vaccines scarce.
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APS
New York City
Washington
D.C
South
Midwest
New York
Edward O'Rourke
National Communicable Disease Center
NCDC
Des Moines
Iowa
Mercy Hospital
Drake University
Indianapolis
Claude Edwards
Chicago
Milwaukee
Fire Department
Catholic University
Virginia Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Eric Oldberg
Chicago Board of Health
Norman J. Rose
Illinois
Lausche’s Last Stand Soon Over
Frank Lausche, veteran Ohio public servant and four term governor, will retire next month. The Democrat rose from Cleveland Municipal Court judge to mayor, governor, and U.S. senator amid a reputation for independence from party bosses.
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Richard E. Lightner
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
Frank Joseph Lausche
U.S
William B. Saxbe
Cleveland
John Marshall Law School
Cincinnati Reds
Cleveland Indians
Jane
Eliot Ness
The
Untouchables
al Capone
Ohio
Norwalk Junior High announces honor roll recipients
Fifty-two eighth graders and 30 seventh graders earned honor roll at Norwalk Junior High School. Eighth graders named include Tom Andrews, Debby Berry, Diana Borgia, Linda Brownell, Kathy Jameson, Jim Fresch, Keith Kesling, Debby King, Mark Knoll, Steve Richards, Debra Loden, Helen Loucks, Doug Spalsbury, Betsy Wheeler, and others. Seventh graders include Lori Andrews, Monica Berner, Carol Bungard, Ann Carpenter, Kim Cisco, James Doerr, Sue Fauber, Janet Gamble, Jill Goodsite, Karen McLaney, Tom Ott, Pam Reeves, Pam Weeks, Ellen Woodward, and more.
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Norwalk Junior High School
Tom Andrews
Debby Berry
Tom Betz
Diana Borgia
Nancy Braker
Carolyn Brooks
Linda Brownell
Pat Burdue
Lana Burke
Beth Carnicom
Karen Carpenter
Debby Chase
Denise Ciersezwski
Ellen Claytor
Delight Dity
Alice Finch
Jim Fresch
Mac Hamilton
Mary Heckleman
Bill Higgins
Sharon Houghden
Keith Huntley
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House of Representatives
Johnson
George Wallace
American Independent Party
Yale
St. Paul’s High School Chorus
Molly Dent
District of Columbia
Jacquard
Penn Pare
Fashion Manor
Penneys Mini
Jim Smith
Kubach-Smith
North Fairfield
Fisher Music
Sylvania
W. Main
Jr. High School
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